Quarterly Theory + SSMT Simplified (Beginner Friendly)

Okay, what is good boys and girls? This is going to be a quarterly theory plus SS SMT or sequential SMT video. And without further ado, I'll get straight into it. So essentially what quarterly theory is, it is the theory and the ideology that the market runs based of cycles. So in quarterly theory we have four quarters obviously and each quarter will have its collective role to play in a set of four quarters. In the quarters you will have a yearly cycle which is January to March and then Q2 is April to June. Q3 is July to August and Q4 is October to December. And then we have a monthly cycle. It's basically just each week is each quarter. And then on a weekly cycle we have Monday as quarter 1, Tuesday quarter 2, Wednesday quarter 3 and Thursday as quarter 4. And then Friday is in a trading day if you are trading quarterly theory. And then in the daily cycle we have Asia, London, New York and the New York afternoon session. And then within those we have different 90inut cycles. To make all of this a lot easier, I have an indicator for this and it is called day quarterly theory by two degrees. And as you can see, it's displayed down here. So, it's all good knowing these quarters, but what does each quarter actually do? You'll either have an AMDX or an X AMD profile. A stands for accumulation which literally looks like consolidation equal highs equal lows in a tight range disrespecting PDAs on both sides of the market. We don't want to trade this in quarterly theory. Then we will get a manipulation which is usually into a higher time frame fair value gap or any higher time frame PDA or just any liquidity pool in general. And you can trade this, but I would wait for the distribution phase, which I'll get into now. And now the distribution, which is essentially just delivering to the other side of the range and also beyond that range to go and target other draws on liquidity. Fairly simple for the AMD part. I'm sure you know what AMD is if you are trying to learn quarterly theory. So X stands for the continuation or reversal based on where we are in the market really. And this is sort of hard to gauge what's going to happen, but my favorite way of doing this is drawing a fib on the manipulation leg.